How do I measure a pair of trousers (bespoke)?

If you use the "Bespoke" section when it comes to measuring trousers (meaning you don't use try-ons), here is how you should proceed:

• Select the cut your customer desires. Basically, the cut accounts for the allowance given to the thighs and the seat of the trousers.
• In order to respect your customers' proportions, we suggest that you always keep in mind the overall look of the garments you create when inputting measurements.

Outseam (trousers length):

• Put the measuring tape on the top of the waistband.
  
• Align the tape with the outseam.
• Measure to where the customer wants the trousers to end.
• NB: usually, one measures to the middle of the heel.

Thighs:

• Put the measuring tape on the fullest part of the thigh.
  
• Make sure the tape is leveled.
• Input the measurement you read.
• The allowance will be added automatically depending on the cut you select.
• NB: the finished thighs measurement should be close to the u-rise measurement.

Trousers leg opening:

• Put the measuring tape on the calf.
• Input the skin calf measurement as the leg opening.
• NB: you may increase or decrease this measurement depending on the customer's shape.

U-rise:

• Put the measuring tape between the client's legs, from the top of the front waistband to the top of the back waistband.
  
• Verify there is neither a loose nor a tightening on the measuring tape.
• input the measurement you read.
• NB: the u-rise measurement should be close to the finished thighs measurement.
• For Zipper length - average will be 0.21" ~ 0.24" of the u-rise.

  Zipper length 4.8" ~ 7.2" is used for u-rise 20" ～ 32";

  Zipper length 7" ~ 10.5" is used for u-rise 33" ～ 44".

Seat:

• Put the measuring tape on the most prominent part of the seat.
• Make sure the tape is levelled.
• Input the measurement you read.
• The allowance will be added automatically depending on the cut you select.

Waist:

• Put the measuring tape where the customer is planning on wearing his trousers.
• Input the measurement you read.

NB: Please note that all the measurement sections that are grey (not black) are NOT mandatory.